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Examinations
Exam Dates for the Academic Year 2026-2027
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End date
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Year 11 GCSE Photography Component 1 - Final Assessment Piece (10hrs)
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19th November 2026
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20th November 2026
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Year 11 GCSE Art Component 1 - Final Assessment Piece (10hrs)
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23rd November 2026
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24th November 2026
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Year 11 French Speaking Mock exam ( students will received their individual
date and time from their subject teacher)
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25th November 2026
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27th November 2026
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Year 11 Written Mock Examinations
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30th November 2026
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11th December 2026
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GCSE Summer 2027 Examinations Season
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10th May 2027
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18th June 2027
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*Please note that students should be available for the exam contingency day on Wednesday 23rd June 2027
GCSE Exams Timetable
The full exams timetable will be displayed at School. All students taking exams this year will be given a statement of entry and an individual timetable for written exams in the second half of Spring Term.
Contingency Period
The designated contingency day for Summer 2026 exams is Wednesday, June 23, 2027. This day is reserved for the possibility of national or local disruption during the examination period, and all candidates must remain available until this date. This decision is not a school decision and does apply to all candidates in all schools in the United Kingdom.
External Candidates
External candidates are not accepted at Stalham High School.
Results Day
GCSE results will be published on 19 August 2027. Students will be available to collect their results in the Main Hall from 9.00 am till 11.00 am.
JCQ Information for Students 2026-2027
The guidance here is designed to help you avoid common pitfalls that could jeopardise your results and to ensure you maintain the highest standards of academic integrity throughout your studies.
We strongly recommend that you read the guidance relevant to your qualifications thoroughly and keep them for reference throughout your studies. If you have any questions about the content, speak to your teachers who can provide clarification and additional support.